This book is great! It’s such a good concept too. I’ve heard stories like this, but generally from Canadian nonfiction memoirs/biographies. This has all of the same humanity but many different perspectives, especially generationally. There’s so much more context and the tonal changes make a lot of sense. It’s funny and heartbreaking and empowering yet makes space for misogyny and racism and the absolute darkest parts of their lives. The audiobook narration is absolutely great too. Good stuff.